> >>>>> "DG" == Dennis Gilmore <dennis@xxxxxxxx> writes: > > DG> My question is should I have filed a bug anyway so that we have a > DG> public record that the issue had been fixed? > > I think that there's no point in filing bugs about things which have > already been fixed, especially now when we're just getting started. > However, if the fixed package is not at your local mirror then you > should definitely open a ticket. > > The fact that changes had been committed doesn't mean that a build was > requested, or that it has succeeded. This is a time the package-release tool can come in handy. It will tell you which versions of a package are available (not what's in CVS). I modified the tool last night to support fuzzy matching, so if I run 'package-release perl' I get a list of all packages with 'perl' in their name. -- JB